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stellastar* with Wild Light

July 20 • 20th Century Theater

0 Comments · Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Considering that stellastarr* began as three young artists studying at Pratt Institute, it's no surprise that the quartet's nearly four-year hiatus found the members occupied by largely non-musical pursuits.  

Happy Chichester with Roger Klug

May 15 • 20th Century Theater

0 Comments · Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Chichester's regional dominance is supreme because he's a fantastic human being and even better performer. He's like a homegrown Ryan Adams with little more soul and a harmonica a la mode. His songs are rich with Midwest emotion, longing and ire, often set to swampy, bluesy guitar or piano.  

Take This Deal and Shove It

Choosing integrity over a fast buck, Joshua Radin tells the majors 'No, thanks'

0 Comments · Friday, February 27, 2009
Joshua Radin never intended to become a musician, at least not outside of the confines of his personal life where he always quested for new ways to artistically express himself. Painting and screenwriting had largely occupied these efforts until 2004 when friend and singer/songwriter Cary Brothers prodded him into recording a song called “Winter” in his bedroom.  

West End Gets Noticed for Talent

0 Comments · Tuesday, December 23, 2008
There are plenty of things missing from 'The Last Shot' — flashy graphics, slick Hollywood production and Academy Award-winning acting, to name a few — but the people involved in it are amateurs with big dreams. What's so amazing about this new movie about teenage life filmed in the West End is the story behind the story.   

Grace Potter and the Nocturnals

Sunday • 20th Century Theater

0 Comments · Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Grace Potter and her band of gypsies, the Nocturnals, channel the 1970s like they have a psychic on retainer. And yet they’re not slavish retro revivalists with no sense of identity to accompany their sonic inspiration.  

Steve Poltz

Thursday • 20th Century Theater

0 Comments · Wednesday, October 29, 2008
After a four-and-a-half year studio absence, the release earlier this year of Traveling was exciting news for fans of his smartass/serious Folk/Pop. His rigorous touring regimen notwithstanding, Poltz had a good reason for the gap.  

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